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Hiv Hangover
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rayataz side effects?Has anyone else had spaciness while taking rayataz? Since starting it (with viramune and ddi) I've felt like I have a constant pot hangover, memory problems. It's a very specific feeling, and seems directly related to the med....
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
I have had a few patients comment about such a feeling on Rayataz (also for some patietns on nevirapine). KH...
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rayataz side effects?Has anyone else had spaciness while taking rayataz? Since starting it (with viramune and ddi)... Read more »hiv meds and alchaholhi doc and thanks for the answers.i was a pretty heavy drinker befor i founnd out about my... Read more »
Articles
HIV/AIDS Patients in Rural Areas More Likely to Miss Drug Doses If "Problem Drinkers," Study SaysHIV/AIDS patients living in rural areas are more likely to miss doses of their antiretroviral drug regimens if they are "problem drinkers," according to a study published in the August issue of AIDS Patient Care and STDs , the Baton Rouge ... Read more »
Standard Times Examines How Diamond Mining Fuels Spread of HIV/AIDS in Sierra LeoneSierra Leone's Standard Times on Wednesday examined how diamond mining in the Koidu Town area of eastern Sierra Leone is fuelling the spread of HIV/AIDS. According to the Times , the "relative wealth" of miners in the area has "created a thriving... Read more »
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Some Changes May Be in OrderThis article is reprinted from Positive Options: A Handbook For People Living With HIV , published by Body Positive, Inc. It contains comprehensive and hopeful information for people who are HIV-positive. To find out how to order the book, please... Read more »
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100 Great things about being HIV+
Posted by AIDS2HIV, 8 Replies
its easy to pick out the bad things, but lets have some fun and pick out some really good ones...100 Great things about being HIV+ 1.You truly don't care who Elton John and George Michael are sleeping with as long as you get to see the pictures. 2.... Read more » Don't be afraid of medications
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
No need for response...just a few thoughts of my own that may help someone else....I was diagnosed as hiv+ 5 years ago.... I am on 3 meds. And doing great.... My viral load is -50 ...due to the doctor that I am under for care...he has done so much...
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Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
A few wks ago, I posted the subject of Millisecond slip. Does anyone know what the rash that is linked with HIV infection looks like? I appreciate the support from those who answered my question. I don't know what my problem is. I have alot of...
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New to all this
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I just found out about a month ago, feel good. Viral is like 200,000 with a CD? (I still don't know all the terms) of around 202. I know that's not great, but I just came out of my first night with the meds. Sick as adog, but no worse than a...
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